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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-04
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-lSpecial Telegram to
the BEE. l-CATTLE-Trade was only mod
erately active at best, shipping orders were
light and mainly for low priced cattle, prime
natives were source, and, in fact, good to
medium natives were not plentiful. Texans
were PLENTIFUL but there were no northern
rangers. AS to prices, there was little or no
change. Common and undesirable natives
were slow Of sale from first to last Plain
and medium steers moved along at about the
same prices as last week Shipping steers,
1850 to 1900 lbs, 81 OO@5,00; 1900 to 1850 lbs,
f3250t3.40; $50 to 1900 lbs, S2.75W3.15.
Stockers and feeders, sl.75@3l0; cows,
bulls and mixed, Sl25G2.,5 bulk, $l.GO0Q
200 Texans duh and lower; steers, s.. 10
0l30O; cows 81 l.50M2.lO.
HoGs-Tradc was unsettled, with values
on the down turn. At the close some sales
men We're quoting declines equal to 50pl0c on
mixed and common. OF course, as is always
the case when the down turn does not set in
until late, there were lots sold equally as high
as yesterday and cannot be taken as Il guide
for the general market. Choice and fancy
heavy sold at S5600l5,65 best packing sorts at
S., ,40oo5.50 and common at $5.3005,S S5. High
priced lots looked very dear to the buyer at
the close Light sorts, including the York
variety, were quotable at $5.25@5.30 and
common at So l0W5,l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

uncomfortably close is also. disturbing ele-
ment. When we get into the new year and
congress gets down TO work we may expect
TO see little more blue sky in the situation
and in the meanwhile the impression is that
stocks will gradually seek a lower level. 1t
will be much easier to build the frame work
for an upward movement on prices, say 5 per
cent lower, than at present. The market
would certainly prove mora attractive and
there would be g chance Of the public lend
ing hoiping hand, AS the day wancd the
market became rather feeble and the proper
ties so bouyant early in the session were con-
spicuous by their weakness. In the final
dealings the tone was rather feverish. The
message did not help matters and stocks
were down to about the lowest for the day
GovERNMENrs-Gov bonds were
dull and heavy TO weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK, Dec 6.-[Special Telegram
TO the BEE. l-SToCKs--The New York
market for shares opened with an improve
ment and for few moments the cliQues
managed to frighten the shorts in st. Paul,
Louisville & Nashville and Lackawunna.
When they ceased covering the last weak
ened and a decline of per cent occurred.
The market was entirely professional, out
sidcrs cut no figure whatever, and it looks
like hopeless case to try and naugurate
anything in the way of bull movement
without their support 1t is a poor time of
the year to get up any enthusiasm on the long
side of stocks. Many prominent houses are
nrrayed on the bull side and it is wel-known
that they arc loaded to the guards with their
specialties and of course are very anxious for
an upward market. Buying from London is
entirely of n scalping order. They know
across the water as well as we do on this side
that the rapid advance III cereals, which is
based on short crops means lighter earnings
next year for all our western lines The rail
roads cannot expect lsSS TO give them the
dividends that lSST has furnished. All the
railroad managers will acknowledge that they
anticipate decided falling Off. With these
facts staring operators in the face it is not
surprising that but few can be tempted to
take any stock in any permanent advance.
At times the bears overdo business on their
side Of the house by overseeing, as has been
the case in ST. Paul, Union Pacific and Louis
willie & Nashville then the clques in these
properties engineer twist on the sellers and
when they cover the market falls Hat. The
feeling that any moment money may be made
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

native steers, s4.s00t5Oo; fair TO good natives,
81 s0d440 butchers steers, medium TO
choice, SO 1904 co.. stockcrs and feeders, fair
TO good, sl.s0m290; rangers, ordinary to
good, S2.25M4.l5.
Hogs - Receipts, 6,Goo shipments, 500;
market active and "a shade lower; choice
heavy and butchers selections, S5.50Cdh65; +;
packing, medium to prime, s. 20W $50; York
crs, fair to choice, S500@5.20.
Kansas City, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Recein.e
5000; shipments, 1900; good to choice grass,
range ann natives stronger. common slow
and about steady, good 10 choice corn-fed,
s425a4.i0: common to medium, s3.25M4. l5;
stockers, S2Nd2G0; feedingsteers, s2.65Gg
3.25; cows, Sl25W2.i0; grss range, sl.sO@
800.
market weak and SC lower: common TO choice,
S4iOa5.4O; skips and pigs, $3. e504.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
COmmerCinl Chips.

Furniture dealers report fair-but only
fair-trade. The unreasonable weather is in
part accountable for this as intending buyers
cannot realize that Christmas is so near at
hand and postpone their purchases. Collec-
tions are slow
Wholesale liquor merchants report both
city and country trade as good and collections
fair. The only exception is Dakota, where
dealers do not wish to carry their customers
any longer, and are allowing them to drop
from their list. The uncertainty as to the
81, 600 license has interfered with the colcc-
tions from city retailers as many of them
were holding back their receipts in order to
raise the amount of their license fee.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
Live Stock Notes.

Hogs higher.
Cattle steady.
John, Irwin, of Osceola, marketed load of
hogs.
Rose & Futz, of Pender, Ia, received s..
for load of good hogs.
j. f, Gelwin, Of Nodoway Ia, disposed Of
a load Of hogs yesterday.
George Warters, of Shelby, was on the
market with a load of cattle.
CIR. Benedict, Of Shelby, Ia, disposed Of
two loads of hogs at good figure.
George Richardson, of Benedict, disposed
OF a load of prime fat sheep yesterday
John Green, of Greenwood, marketed two
loads of hogs yesterday at good figure.
NJ. Spooner 4 Co., Of Hooper, Neb,, dis
posed Of load Of hogs at the top price,
$5.40
II. G. Adams, Of Logan, Ia, marketed one
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

load of hogs and one Of cattle ON the market
yesterday. T. tta
J. L. Packard, of Creighton, one Of the
heaviest shippers 10 the yards, was. IN with
two loads Of hogs and two loads of cattle
yesterday. - .''
John =. Widur. Of Exeter, was in with
load of cat.,r and load of hogs yesterday.
Mr. Widup is n very extensive shipper and
..nipped the first car Of cattle from Duncan, q
new station on the Northwestern yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards, Chic ago, Dec. {

The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle--Receipts, ll,00O; market steady;
fancy, 1915; shipping steers, $2.,5Ca5O0;
stockers and feeders, sl.I5a3,l0: cows, bulls
and mixed, sl.25ld2,T5; Texas cattle, $l.5o
CISCO.
Hogs-Recepts, $4,000 market slow and
5el0c lower; rough and mixed, q s5(d5 40;
heavy, s5,lo(a5.65; liiget, sl,so@5,25; skips,
81. 25d4 SO.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
natives, S3OO0i4 SO; western, s. 325a3 ~; !;
Texans, S2.5o,dS,15; lambs, ti.00a5I5.
National stock Yards. East st.
Louis, Dec. 6-Cattle - Receipts, 3,0O0;
shipments, 500; market steady; choice heavy
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

The receipts of cattle yesterday were heavy
and consisted chiefly of native steers. The
supply of rough natives and half fat was
greatly in excess of the demand. The mar
ket opened about 10c lower but recovered.
The offerings of butchers stock were quite
liberal but there were no takers. poorer
grades being very dull to speak of. The mar
ket during the afternoon was quite active
and large number were sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
Hogs.

The market opened with about sixtyfv
loads in sight at an advance of sc over Mon
days close. The local and shipping demand
was very good and the market gained fully 15c
on good hogs before noon, one load reaching
$40. The run was better than that of the
day previous. One load was left over. The
market closed strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..

MoNEY-On call, easy at 4Cl5 per cent,
last loan D per cent, closed offered at per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEE-6@SH per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull but stcadr at
4Sl14 for 20 day bills, and s4s4& for de-
maud
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

Two loads of common western and one of
fat natives constituted the receipts. The
market was about steady
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
- - - -
Notice to Contractors.

The board of public lands and buildings win
receive bids at any time before December 10th,
to complete buildings for the Nebraska Indus.
trial Home" at Milford, Nebraska, including
steam, heating. plumbing. sewerage and water
service, according to plans specifications and
detailed drawings ON file with the commissioner
of public lands and buildings, also with Blake
a. Co, architects. In Omaha. Payments To he
made ON monthly estimates and Is per cent to
be reserved to insure the completion OF con-
tract Work 10 be completed by September lst
1855 Usual rights reserved
by order of Board Of Public Lands and Build.
ings. q. l.. LAWS, secretary.
Nov 1ltoDec. 10 Nov. 2iId 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
Omcial Receipts.
Prevailing Prices.
HEVNHTETTTS Il TTVVSs
howng the prevailing prices paid for live

Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on the market:
Choice steers, 1900 to 1900 lbs 81. 250i4 so
Choice steers, 100 to 1900 lbs ..... 4.000i4 40
Fat little steers, 900 to 1850 lbs. -. 3. 3.150t3S5
Corn-fed range steers, 1900 to 1900 3.65a4 30
Good to choice corn-fed cows. .. 2.30CG2. go
Common to medium cows ........ 1.15M2. .25
Western cows. Observation-Disclosures. 1.S0Ql2 30
Good range feeders. 2.30@265
Good native feeders, 90C lbs and
upwards >. ......................,. 25O@3OO
Fair to medium native feeders, 900
lbs and upwards. s................. 2.o56o. 80
Stockers, 400 to 100 lbs .......... 2.l0U2. 60
Prime fat sheep. Observation-Disclosures. 3.250i3. 80
Good fat sheep, 90Ml00 lbs. ...... 2.1503. 25
Fair to medium shccp............. 2.25M3.00
Common sheep. Observation-Disclosures. 2.00M2. %
Light and medium hogs. ........... 4.S5I5.00
Good to choice heavy hogs ...... 5.25d5.35
Good to choice mixed hogs. ........ 5.10@5.20
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
General Markets.

FLAx SEED-Steady. Good quality at slOs
per bushel.
HAY-Receipts light, demand increas-
ing The following are m oo prices Quoted:
upland prairie, S1.15dS.O0
GRAIN-Steady at Saturdays quotations.
Wheat, No. ., 65c; rye, 50@52c; oats, Csc;
corn, old, 40c; corn, new, 3il9c; barley is
quoted at 52M51c, according to quality.
CoA-Thc coal market is very active
and the supply somewhat limited at fol-
lowing prices. Egg, SlO,50; nut, $l0.50;
range, 5000; walnut block, a 90; Iowa lump,
81. Iowa nut, 50 90: Illinois, S450(05.0O.
FLOUR AND FEED-Prices on flour remain
steady. Minneapolis patents, 500 per cwt;
Kansas and Missouri winter fancy patents,
g.. 2.45(d26O; Nebraska patents, $2.25(d2.85;
rye -four; 10 sl15GaL9o per cwt; rye,
per cwt; cornmeal, yellow, 90c per cwt corn
meal, white, $l.CO per cwt; chopped feed,
soc per cwt; bran, sl2.50@l3.0O per ton;
screenings, $000dl2.OO per ton.
HIDEs-The market is fiat and nothing
doing. Green butchers, 5l2c; green cured
GA@7c; dry flint, &c; dry salt, Sc; green calf
skins, &c; damaged hides, two-thrds price
Tallow-3lIc. Grcase-Prime white, Be- ycl-
low, Be; brown, ll9c. Sheep pelts, 25@f0c.
musk rats, fall, 2@5c; striped skunk, l0d4oc;
mountain wolf No. l. So. O0(a3 so; No. 9, prai-
rie 60@15c; No. 2, 4O@45c; beaver. No. J.,
per ID, g.. 2.0o@3O0; No. ., Sl.0O@l.25; otter
Sl.U(Uo.OO, ury ueer SRlns, GOt0ooc per 10 |,
dry antelope, elk, moose etc, 15a25c.
SPIEIrsmSteady,, ,oS market strong Cologne
spirits, lSS proof, $l.l0; do 1Ol proof,
SIZE; spirits second quality, 1Oi
proof 81; 10; do lss proof sl;o9 Alcohol 1ss
| proof, s2.10 per wine gallon. Redistiled
whistles, sl,0O@l5O. Gin blended, sl.5OS
200; Kentucky bourbons, s2.00@60o; Ken
| lucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2.0O@650
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whskes, 81. so
@3.0o Brandies, imported, s5.oO@S.50; do
| mestic, $l.30@30O. Gins, imported, A.50@
800; domestic, sl.25@s.0O.. Champagnes, i'm
| ported, per case, S2S. 2S.00933:00; American, per
| case, SIC. GOA 1900.
HEAVY HARpwARE-Steady at the fol-
lowing prices: Iron, rate, sa,7o; plow
steal, special cast, 41ac; crucible steel, 614c;
cast tools, do, la@l5c; wagon spokes, per set,
ssoo@95; so; hubs per set $50; felloes,
sawed dry, sl.50; tongues, each, 75c; axles.
each, 75c; square nuts, per lb, 6C0l3c; coil
chain, per lb, 6l9Cql3c; malleabe, staloc; iron
wedges, &c; crowbars, &c; harrow teeth, &c;
spring steel, 4@5c; Burdens horse shoes,
A::75; Burdens mule shoes, 1878; barbed
| wire, in car lots, 400 per 100 lbs iron nails,
rates, 10 to 50, $40; steel nails, $3.50
Dry Lumber.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

oz lie; West Point 40 in, II OF, l6c. Checks
caledonia \, 9lsc; Caledonia XX, l0isc;
Economy, qtse; Otis, 0i.c,
krNrvCKy JHASs-Memorial, 15c; Canton
ISc; Durham, 21isc Hercules, isc; Leaning
ton, s2iS C., Cottswuld, 25c. 't'
CRAsn-Stevcns' IL; &c; blcachcd, &c: ste
yens' a, 10; bleached, Size; Steyens' p
siGc; blcached, eigc; Stevens N, 0sc;
MiscEtiANrous-Table oil cloth, s2,S5.
plain Holland. slsc TO &c; Dado Holland, l2igc.
CAMpRics Slater, 4igc; Woods, 4isci Stan
dard, A. &c; Peacock, 4igc.
CoMfoRrEBs-$6 6od3500.
BLANKErs- White, 81. 0O@7.50; colored sl.10
@s.W.
BLrAcnrp SHrEriSe-Berkeley cambric,
No. 90, 9igc. Best Yet, A., 6i4c; butter
cloth 90, 44c; Cabot, nc; Farwell, Sc;
S e d king mgo Php cambre 1GSge' S @ Hhs
1li2c; Lonsdale, sac: New York mills,
1Ol5c; Pepperel, A. inch, 10isc; Peppcrell,
Al inch, lll9c; Pepperell, Ga, l5c; Pep
perell, 81, zoe; Pcppercll, "a, 22c: Pep
pcrell, 10-4, 2ic; Canton, A, Sl4c; Canton,
a, 9lqc; Triumph, &c; Wamsutta, lie; Val
ley. Sc.
FLASSELs-P -Raftsman, 2oc: Goshen,
32l4c; Clear Lake, 32l sc; Maple City s6Lgc.
WhiteaG II No; . y, 2lc; g Il No. !, 4,
SOC; Quechee No ~, 4ac; Quechec No. ., a. q,
1sysc; Windsor, ealG. Red -C s4-inch, i5Jge;
+, 24-inch, 2lc; GG, 24-inch, lsc; II A +,
q; SSe; Il F, q 2i44c; G., VI &c., sSc v>o.
&C. PINK AND RopEs-R Richmond, &c; Allen,
&C.; Rverpoint, SC; Steel River, &c; Rich
mond 6c; Pacific, 6l3c. INDIGO BLuE-Wash.
American, SIC; Arnold, Gslcj;, Arnold b,
1oi6c; Arnold A, 12c; Arnold Gold Seal, 1otac
DREss-Charter Oak, 4isc; Ramapo, 34c;
Lodi, Arc; Allen, 5i9c; Richmond, 5lac;
Windsor, &c; Eddystone, &c; Pacific, &c.
BRowN SHEETING-AtlantaA A, "A, 7l4c: A
rora C, "A, 4I1c; Grown xxx, A, 6'9c;
Hoosier LII, A, 5slc Indian Head, a., nc;
Lawrence LII, "A, SIC: Old Dominion, A.
&c; Pepperell, s-4, lsc; Pepperell, "a, 2oc
Pepperell, 104, 22c; Utica c, "A, 4sIc;
Wachusett, A, &c; Aurora II, "A, 6}ac; Au-
rora B, A., &c.
BARS Standard, Sc; Gem, lo11c; Beauty,
l2lgc: Boone, 14c; b, cased, $3.50.
CoTToN FLANNELs-l0 per cent trade dis
count-LL, 634c; &C, nc; IS, sl2c; Name
less, 51Gc; No. 5, &c; EE, 9l9c; GIG, 1olGc;
Xxx, 12c; 90, lac; mn, l6c; RX, lsc; X, 2Oc; I;
No 10, s>Gc; 40, 10]ac; 60, l2}ac 50, l5c 80,
Bristol, 13l3c Union Pacific, 1Sc.
CARPET WARP-Bibb white, 1S19c; colored,
2o>6c.
GISGHAM-Plunckett checks, 7llc; Whit
tcnton, &c; YORK, &c: Normandl Dress,
SIC; Calcutta Dress, Sl2c; Whittenton Dress,
0c Renfrcw Dress, 90pl2lIc.
TICKs-Lewiston, 30 in, 1ol3c Lewiston,
32 in. 1870; York, 32 in. 14c; Swift River,
ne; Thorndke o o, SIC; Thorndike E +,
size; Thorndke 120, 9l9c: Thorndike xxx,
!5c; Cords No. 3, 9l5c: Cords No. 4. lie.
DENlMs-Amoskeag 9-oz., 16c; Everett, Z
o., 13c: York i-oz., 13c; Haymaker, Sl2c;
Jaffrey XX, IL &c; Jatfrey xxx, 12lGc; Bea-
YER Creek AA, 12c; Beaver Creek BIB, lie;
Beaver Greek &C, 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

The Years business.
The following is the official statement Of
the receipts and shipments of stock at the
Union Stock yards for the year ending No
vember 80, 1887:
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07
GrOCerS' List.


PRovIsIoNs- Hams, 1O4@llc; breakfast
bacon. 1094Mllc; bacon sides, S7S09isc: dry
salt, Sl4MSl9c; shoulders, 61a@7c; dried beef
hams 1O4llc; dried beef regular 91a@lOHc;
hams picnic, 14MSc.
20@2lc; prime 20@2l19c; fancy green and
yellow, 23(d25c: old government Java 2s@
SOC; interior Java, 250o2Sc; Mocha, 2S(G3Oc;
Arbuckles roasted, 2434c; McLaughlin's
xxx, 2494c; Dilworth's, 2l14c; Red Cross,
24Ac.
BRooMs-Extra 4-tie, $3.50; No. /, $500;
No. 2, Sl.75; heavy stable, $.00.
CASDY-Mxed 9@l1c; STOCK, s9l@911c.
JELIIEs-30-lb pals, 81. 75Cpl.S5.
New Orleans, per gallon, sS@46c; maple
syrup, half bbls, old time" per gallon, soc;
1-gallon cans, per doz $l0.5O; half gallon
cans per doz. 1928; quart cans, 1925.
STAKcH-Mirror gloss 54c; Graves corn,
64c; Oswego gloss, &c; Oswego corn, &c.
HOLLAND HERRINGs-7507Sc per keg.
CRACKHRs-Garneau's soda, butter and pic
mic &c; creams, SC; ginger snaps, Sc; city
soda, &c.
TEAs-Japan, 2O@55c; gunpowder, GOA
60sc; Young Hyson, 25t955c; Oolong, 2O9
G0c.
ToBAcco-Lorillard's Climax, 44c; Splen
did, Ale, Mechanics Delight, Ale; Leggett &
Meyers star, 43c; Cornerstone, 35c; Drum
monds Horse Shoe, 44c;J IT,, 4Oc; Sorg's
Spearhead, 44c.
WooDENwARE-Two-hoo pals, per doz,
Sl45; three hoop pals, $l,7O; No. tub, $3.50;
No. tub, $3.50; No. tub, $3.50; wash
boards $l,4092.75; assorted bowls, 1928;
No. churns, 50; No, churns, s.; No 3
churns. 800.
CANNED GooDs-Oysters. standard, per
case, s3,206t325; Strawberries, 2-lb per case,
$3OOW3,l0; raspberries, 2-lb, per case, $1,000
3lo; California pears, per case, ~. i.soS4.9o;
case, s.. 15@5.s5; white cherries. per case,
$500; plums per case S3.S0(G3.9O; blueber-
ries, per case, 81 .30td240; egg plums, 2-lb,
per case. 2.5Os pineapples, Glib, per case,
S.2Oa5.15; lib salmon, Iper doz, Si.15Gt l.SO;
2-lb gooseberries, per case, $25(d3.35; Glib
string beans, per case, 81. so; 2-lb lima beans,
per case, sl.6O; 2-lb marrowfat peas, s26oCoe
10; 2lb early June peas, per case, $2 80;
BIB tomatoes, S2,4O(a2.5O; 2-lb corn, S2.3OCp
2.4O.
REFINED LARD-Tierce 7ssc; 40lb square
cans, Issc; 50lb round, re; 20lb round,
I3ieS; Job lob pals, psc; BIB pals, Sc; BIB
PlcKLIs-Medium in bbls, 800; do in half
bbls, s4.M; small, in bbls, 500; do in half
bbls, q 80; gerkins, in bbls, 900; do in half
hbls, 500.
DRIED FRuIrs-Apples new,L's, 6s4@7c;
evaporated 50 ID ring, 9s{ Zoe; raspberries,
g2@94c, pitted cherries, @0@2lc peaches,
new, sl4(d9c; evaporated, peeled peaches, 90
a3Oc; evaporated, impaired, ls@i9c; new
currants, bIs@ic; prunes, 4E(G4Ac; citron,
~ i-oHuou tio' S-.foo-'fo, Sdll-
fornia loose muscatels, S2.Oog2.l0 new Val
| encia, sla@ss4c.
RoPE-Seven- -sixteenths 10A@l1.
SuGAR-Granulated, 7ss@Il9c; conf A, Z
a.,tc; white extra G, 6Lsa6ssc; extra z, 6ss
ea6'9c; yellow c, 5Lz@52sc; cut loaf, $40
sac; powdered, s@s1.c; New Orleans, 81
Dry Goods. i''
| DUcK-West Point 20 in. o. l0lSc, West
Point 20 in, 10 OF, l21sc; West Point ~ in, II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-07

DUcK-West Point 20 in. s o. l0lSc, West
Point 20 in, 10 OF, 12Isc; West Point ~ in, II
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-06
East End Grocery.

Is stocked with fresh groceries,
provisions, notions. confectionery
fruits and produce. Fresh oy-
sters and celery always on hand.
Call add see Andy uoll, Jr.,
DroprietOr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-06
A good woman's shoe. only 81
per pair nj j. Keinle s. Son.

A good woman's shoe. only 81
per pair at j. Keinle s. Son.
On October 6, Z, and Sth, the
G. Il. V. &. r. R'y will sell round
trip excursion tickets to Logan,
from Lancaster. Nelsonville,
Straitsville, GaIlIpolis, and inter-
mediate stations at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets good 60
ing date of sale and returning un-
til Oct. 9Th, inclusive.
A good KIP boot for s2.75 al j.
Keinle & Son.
MIR. and MIs. George Fox
wish to return thanks to their
many friends and nelghbors for
their assistance during the illness
aud death Of their chile,
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TRIMMINGS

Caunot be beat anywhere. Beau
tiful Brocades in Velvets, Stripe
and Variegated Piushes, Fur,
Feather and Astrakan Braids,
Braid Sets and Pannels, Gimps
and Jet Ornaments of every de-
scription, Corsets of all the best
makes, Madam Foys, Balls, Cor
aIine, Schilllngs, Fedora, &c
Tricora Corsets only S5c, Tampi-
CO only 75c. Full assortment Of
Hosiery and Underwear, Dozens
of Fabric and Kid Gloves, 6 doZ.
4 but. black & col'd. Kid Gloves,
new and perfect goods for SOC n
pair. In table linens, towels and
napkins we are offering splendid
bargains that must be seen to be
appreciated. New line of
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An EnterprisiDg Firm.
The Logan Manufacturing
Company.

The Logan Manufacturing Com-
pany displays in its business. enter
prise. intelligence and skill. 1t
employs nearly one hundred men,
and pays all good wages. The work
done Is always to the satisfaction of
the customer.
HOUSE BUILDING. 8.
The Company take contracts to
build houses. A man wants new
house. He is shown different de-
signs. He makes choice. A price
for the work is agreed on, and
time fixed for the house to be done.
The man goes home and attends to
his usual work, not bothered about
the building of the new house. The
boys in the factory go to work
Some fine morning the man is sur
prised TO see bali hundred men in
his yard, the road throrged with
teams hauling lumber. The House
Builders are there. In day or two
the House ls completed.
1t is worth a good deal, even in
peace of mind, to have house built
speedily, as well as to have it built
properly. This Company is expe-
ditious, skillful and reliable. See
them when you want a house built.
Their mammouth Ware rooms
are filed with all kinds of Furni-
ture. from o common stool for q
printer to a Damask Cushioned
Chair, fit for the President.
The Undertaking department is
under the direction of Mr.. Frank
Lehman. who is skilled in embalm-
ing, and is supplied with all the
necessary robes and burial goods
needed.